Athletics is offering a chance to win front-row tickets to the men's basketball game against VCU through the program.
The women's basketball team beat Saint Joseph's by 46-45 Wednesday night in the Robins Center.
Updates on the women's tennis, men's basketball, women's basketball, women's track and field and swimming competitions last week.
Coming off of a win at George Washington, the Spiders lost 74-68 to Duquesne on Wednesday night.
The women’s basketball team beat Howard University 67-60 at home Saturday, Dec. 8, behind a balanced offensive attack.
Former UR quarterback Kyle Lauletta made his NFL debut Sunday afternoon for the New York Giants.
The men’s and women’s golf teams will soon be using an indoor facility built at their home course, Independence Golf Club.
University of Richmond basketball was dominant against the Coppin State University Eagles Wednesday, Dec. 5, winning 82-47.
The UR club swimming team hosted its first meet on campus against Virginia Commonwealth University in the Capital Cup on Nov. 17.
The 84-74 win against Wake Forest marked head coach Chris Mooney’s 240th career win, a Richmond franchise record.
The 2018 season for women’s soccer head coach Marty Beall marked the start of a long-term transition process.
Men's basketball starting guard Nick Sherod will miss the remainder of the 2018-2019 season because of a torn ACL.
The Spiders' loss against the Pirates was their third consecutive. Their record is now 2-4 on the season.
Updates on the football, women's basketball and men's basketball competitions.
Most varsity athletes that play a fall sport get to spend one semester of their four years as “typical” students.
The 1978 University of Richmond men’s wrestling team celebrated their 40th reunion the afternoon of Sunday, Nov. 4.
A big third quarter led the women’s basketball team to its first win of the season over visiting UMES, 57-55, Wednesday night.
Most student-athletes commit to playing for all four years of college. But some Spiders said they had each chosen to take a different path for their own reasons.
Updates from the women's basketball, men's tennis, men's basketball, women's cross country, men's cross country and football competitions last week.
Players said they loved the team dynamic that encouraged cohesion and commitment in spite of the challenges they faced this season.
